The Daily Brief Can bad eyes make for a good business?
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Aug 4, 2025 Lenskart's IPO makes waves in India's eyewear market, blending medical necessity with fashion. The shift from franchise to wholly owned stores could change the company’s control dynamics and profitability. Meanwhile, the launch of India's largest REIT IPO signals a growing interest in real estate investments. Discover how REITs function and their appeal as safe investment options in today's market, while key metrics can help evaluate their potential. Dive into the blend of innovation and opportunity shaping the economy!
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Eyewear: Medical Need Meets Fashion
- Eyewear combines medical necessity with fashion appeal, creating diverse customer demand.
- Rising eye problems and low current glasses usage in India suggest significant market growth potential.
Lenskart's Supply Chain Edge
- Lenskart's key strengths are supply chain control and technology adoption.
- Centralizing production and automating processes cut costs and allow quick, quality service.
Tech Powers Lenskart Growth
- Lenskart leverages technology for remote optometry and unified online-offline inventory management.
- This fuels expansion into underserved markets and seamless customer experiences.